NO MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME SHOWN ON GRO

[softly softly]

I don't think your thick. Is not the christian name of this female Jeanette  no mmn, it's the only female I can find born in the march quarter in Risbridge, or am I being thick as well.

John

[louisa maud]

That is her,  but upon marriage as a Dyson she does name her father

So JH we aren't thick  at all, I have her birth cert

Louisa Maud

[softly softly]

Did she marry as Bareham Dizon, if so is the Bareham name from a family member
John

[louisa maud]

Yes she did John, talk about mixing things up and wrongly spelt plus an unknown father turning up on her marriage
I would have thought the ONS would be DYSON and MMN would be shown as DYSON
Ah well keeps us on our toes

Louisa Maud

[Jebber]

Yes she did John, talk about mixing things up and wrongly spelt plus an unknown father turning up on her marriage
I would have thought the ONS would be DYSON and MMN would be shown as DYSON
Ah well keeps us on our toes

Louisa Maud

When the surname and mother’s maiden name  are shown as the same on the GRO Index, it usually indicates the marriage between two people of the same name.

As for an unknown father on the marriage certificate, it could be another relative, or most likely a fictitious person to conceal illegitimacy. I have various examples in both mine and my husband’s tree

[louisa maud]

I think Mr Bareham might have been local  but there really is no concrete evidence he is the father

Louisa  maud